Mike Sigur, a retired Kenner Police Department administrator, has raised and spent far more money than his two opponents in the campaign for the Kenner City Council's 2nd District seat. According to reports filed with the state Ethics Administration, Sigur spent $30,738, roughly triple that of Ronnie Yenni or Bill Schwertz.

Yenni reported spending $11,578. Schwertz said he spent $10,345.

Sigur put up $24,125 of his own money and raised $13,402. Among his contributors were Police Chief Steve Caraway, real estate developer Henry Shane and Linfield Hunter & Junius, the engineering firm that won a contract to manage Mayor Mike Yenni's $37 million Kenner 2030 corridor beautification project.

Yenni had vowed not to solicit contributions. He loaned his campaign $12,940.

Schwertz raised $50. But he loaned his campaign $76,598.

The public records cover financial activity through Apr. 1. The election is Saturday.